A former Governor of Ogun State and Senator representing Ogun East in the National Assembly, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has reassured Nigerians of the determination of President Bola Tinubu's administration to revamp the agricultural sector and promote viable initiatives to enhance food sufficiency in the country.
Daniel, who spoke at the flag-off of a training programme for rice farmers held on Monday at the POLA Facility, Asoludero Court, Sagamu, said the Tinubu government was committed to making Nigeria one of the leading rice-producing countries in the world.
Lagos Govt Warns Residents of Lekki, Ajah, Others of Imminent Flooding, Advises Them to Relocate
Lagos State government has urged communities on the fringe of the Ogun River to relocate immediately, warning that there could be heavy flooding following heavy rainfall and the opening of the Oyan dam by the Ogun-Osun River Basin Authority.
The attention of the management of Perez Medcare Hospital has been drawn to the misleading and false information being circulated in some social media platforms that Mr. Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba (AKA Mobbed) died in our medical facility.
In lateste development, MOHBAD’S MUSIC ESTATE: After my research monitoring streams and the Imolenization CAC search, I discovered that Mohbad as of today is worth N700M roughy around $690,000
Naira Marley owes him N~300M in song royalties😳On my X Spaces I mentioned the top 3 songwriters in Nigeria as Tiwa, Teni and the third person is actually Mohbad. Mohbad wrote almost 97% of all the songs at Marlian music.
1. Nobody cares about you, your plans, your goals, or your little dramas. So, stop pretending they do, or getting upset when they don't. Do the good things you have to do for your benefits.
2. When it comes to reaching your goals, discipline is more important than motivation. If you don't have discipline, you will never be committed to anything.
The Lagos State Council of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has revealed that the individual arrested for injecting the late Nigerian rapper, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, is not a registered nurse.
The body disclosed this in a press statement made available on the official X (formerly Twitter) account of the association late Friday.
In the statement signed by the Lagos NANNM Secretary, Toba Odumosu, the association said there is a need for professionalism in reporting and conducting investigations about the circumstances that led to the death of the rapper.
If not for the Adagbe, Adaso, Adasun, Adaji some women are going through, trust me, most of our opposite gender (Men) that think they’re rich today might not be able to withstand some of us financially, Sùgbón kadara ñkó ?
The money some single mum spent on their children alone is enough to build a beautiful house and live comfortable for the rest of their life, sugbon, Ayanmo ñkó ???
In recent development after demise of a great super star Mohbad, and the circumstances surrounded his death has been questioned, and there are protests across the country Nigeria and the world asking for Justice.
Wife, Children,Grandchildren Late FCMB Founder, Subomi Balogun Left Behind
“When a great man dies, for years the light he leaves behind him, lies on the paths of men.” “Say not in grief 'he is no more' but in thankfulness that he was.” "Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another."
The death of Chief Subomi Balogun, the founder of First City Monument Bank has been buzzing on the Internet. The Business mogul impact on the banking sector and society can’t be swept under the carpet.
He has contributed his quota to economic development in Nigeria. The Olori Omo-Oba of Ijebu Kingdom as he is fondly called died at 89 0n May 19, 2023, Friday in London. What led to his death is unknown but many have symphatized with his family.
Otunba was happily married and blessed with children and grandchildren. He has four boys whose names are Bolaji, Ladi, Jide and Gboyega. His children are learned individuals and are board of directors in his companies which are scattered around Nigeria.
Although, they have their personal businesses, they are the architect of their father’s business and have continued to take it to greater heights.
Meet Subomi Balogun’s 4 children
Otunba’s children have gained a lot of experience from him and have made tremendous success in the banking sector. They will forever be grateful to their father for showing them the way and grooming them to be future leaders and intellectuals in the financial sectors.
Chief Michael was blessed with 12 grandchcildren. He has always shy away from the media and achieve is successes low-key before the wind of death blew him away.
The Bible says he who findeth a wife findeth a good thing. Otunba’s children are happily married to beautiful women namely Kemi, Uche, Banke, and Emma. They are well read and have been strong pillars to their husbands. Also, they have their businesses and are equally doing well in their endeavors.
One can’t talk about their success story without giving kudos to their wives. His first son, Bolaji is an Investor and owns a financial advisory service company, Chapel Hill Denham.
He is happily married to Kemi, a veteran journalist. Bolaji has over 22 years experience in investment banking and has spent 15 years in the First City Group. He is a licensed securities dealer and bagged a Bachelor’s degree in Economic at the University of London in 1989.
Jide is the second child of Otunba. He is an investor and is happily married to Uche, the daugher of Ide, an Asaba Billionaire. Jide managed PRIMROSE development, the family real estate business before he became managing partner of Balogun & Balogun firm. He’s a member of Nigerian bar and bagged an MBA from Durham University.
His third son, Ladi is happily married to Banke. He was the Managing Director and now the General Manager of FCMB GROUP. He met his wife in UK and she works in Shell. Ladi obtained a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of East Anglia and also bagged an MBA from Harvard Business School.
The last child of the family, Gboyega is married to a very intelligent woman, Emma. He is the managing Director of CSL Stockbrokers, a subsidiary of FCMB Group.
His wife was a Human Capital Manager and worked as corporate planner for Brass LNG. She graduated from Royal Holloway University of Lomdon and her husband bagged a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Managment from the University of London.
Dele Momodu Mourns Late Subomi Balogun’s death
Ovation CEO, Dele Momodu shared photos of the property of the business mogul and said he’s one of Nigeria’s wealthiest bankers.
Great People ... I will kindly want us to analyse this statement from Timaya to Burnaboy
He congratulated Burnaby on his recent Sold out show in London..
He said... Next Generation raising the game..
Several comments came after that. some people bashed Timaya and some said nothing was wrong with his statement
Please is Timaya and Burnaby in the same generation?
Was the message to Burnaby on Twitter a subtle shades?
For Example..
No lies here. Timaya, Dbanj, 2face - Same generation. Davido, Olamide, wizkid - Same generation. Rema, Fireboy, Burnaboy - Same generation/next generation. Timaya is right!"
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